Moroccan Royal Diplomacy Continues Its Winning Streak: Strategic Agreements with Liberia in Laayoune to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation

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In Laayoune, the capital of Morocco’s southern provinces, the third session of the Joint Cooperation Committee between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Liberia took place. The meeting, chaired by Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccans Abroad, Nasser Bourita, and his Liberian counterpart, saw the signing of several agreements aimed at strengthening bilateral partnership in key areas such as economics, education, agriculture, and technology.

The significance of this meeting, held in Laayoune, carries a powerful message, reflecting Morocco’s role in enhancing regional cooperation at the heart of the African continent. It highlights the pivotal role of royal diplomacy in forging strategic partnerships that contribute to regional stability and development. The choice of Laayoune as the venue for this important event also reaffirms Morocco’s sovereignty over the Sahara and reinforces its position within the regional and international context.

Through this meeting, Morocco reiterates its commitment to deepening ties with African countries based on the South-South cooperation principle, adopting a strategic vision focused on mutual benefits and sustainable development for all parties involved.